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...osin, Proto-Prepsic has a clear division between "finite" and "non-finite" forms. ====Finite forms====

...ial Welsh-like constructions using inherited verbal nouns. Old finite verb forms were lost by the Proto-Trans-Sarnathian stage aside from a handful.

...-'') and verbnoun (with ''t-'' and other grammaticalized noun derivations) forms are common, as in modern Aramaic dialects. It's relatively unpredictable wh

...simply have become separate words or to have replaced the non-reduplicated forms altogether, although this might not have happened until later when it may h

...ay as nouns. All adjective can possibly have a comparative and superlative forms. The comparative is formed by adding a -i/-u suffix to the stem, while supe ...ense serves here as well as analytical constructions) and features special forms to express an action performed by an undetermined subject (the "impersonal"

TODO: Combining forms, ordinals, distributives ...of the object-ROOT-subject complex. The causative person marker comes from forms of the verb ''ooni'' 'to do/make' (''*oonin sy'' 'I make it that' > ''oony-

...t conform to vowel harmony inflect based on the final vowel of their lemma forms: Affixes also obey vowel harmony, with the general dictionary forms of affixes being the middle harmonic form.

...inflect for person or number. Morphologically, most verbs had several stem forms for different tenses, distinguishing the “present”, “progressive”, ...cating a possible close contact with the Eastern languages. Different verb forms often showed ablaut of the root vowel – a trend that expanded further amo

| [u̯], [w] || style="text-align:left;" | When followed by a consonant, forms a diphthong with the preceding vowel. ...pply to qualitative adjectives in their superlative forms, and comparative forms if necessary. The short definite paradigms also applies to adjctival pronou

...itself can only be a geminate), h, v, j, r and f) have phonemic geminated forms. These are independent phonemes, but can occur only word-medially.

...oots never developing them in the first place, while other roots lost some forms and preserved other, that were used more frequently.

====Verb forms==== ...nuance to the concept expressed in the biliteral or triliteral root. These forms are summarized below.

There are also are 2 non-finite forms :

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...bal forms (or the participles) have a different inflection from the finite forms. ...up a clause by themselves. This is often not the case with non-finite verb forms, which rarely make up a clause by themselves and require an additional verb

...or suffixes. Proponents of the prefix theory point to the fact that early forms of Zanúzh as well as modern-day registers of [[Bayù]](another direct desc

In the modern forms, all but the main four cases (The first four) are lost, having been replace ...ld Welsh Ierumidd, retaining many features lost in the modern and standard forms.

| pu'il<ref>reconstructed in PH from such forms as אֻּכַל and יֻּתַן</ref> || pu<nowiki>''</nowiki>al || hof'al

Certain verb forms use an augment, represented as «e» or «et» depending on the word

...o), but it retains some complexity in its large number of irregular plural forms. Its verbal morphology, however, is more complex than in other Northern Eva